Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 78 Grindelwald

Roger is a very magical person.

This kind of magic does not refer to the magic in the magical sense.

It is a kind of magic of personality.

People who communicate with him will be infected by him involuntarily.

It's hard for people who haven't really gotten to know Roger to appreciate how special he is.

He is a prophet. In his eyes, all your secrets are no longer secrets. At the same time, he is a sincere person. He will not tell you lies, plot against you, or think about using future intelligence advantages to do anything to you.

As long as you don't treat him with hostility, Roger will always show you a little bit of kindness.

To put it in a more game-like way, as long as they are not scum who are so bad that people want to vomit when they see them, or enemies, everyone's initial intimacy with Roger is "friendly".

The feeling of not having to think twice or have any worries and being able to speak freely is really fascinating.

The more people come into contact with Roger, the deeper the impact will be on them.

If this effect continues, eventually...

"You are beginning to want to choose his path. If you didn't have the slightest desire in your heart, you wouldn't be here and wouldn't come to see me." Grindelwald said very seriously.

Inside Nurmengard Castle, the two of them sat on either side of a tea table, facing each other.

This castle limits Grindelwald's conventional magical abilities, but his prophetic abilities are not affected too much. He has been "watching" the outside world over the years.

Originally Grindelwald thought that everything was destined, but unexpectedly, variables appeared!

Ever since that trial, when the little prophet appeared beside Dumbledore, everything has changed.

The future began to become chaotic and unclear, and the original destiny was completely shattered.

Roger's presence seriously interfered with Grindelwald's "vision".

Grindelwald can still see the future, but the future he can see is no longer single, but rather a kaleidoscope that is difficult to distinguish.

However, although the future is vague, in general, there is still a general outline.

After all, Roger's goal has never changed; what has changed is only the means by which he influences the world.

There is always a trend that can be summarized.

“Most people who make decisions by flipping a coin are not really waiting for the heads or tails of the coin, but when the coin is flipped, they already have the answer in their hearts.”

Grindelwald, who had been watching Dumbledore, knew why he came, so he gave the answer directly.

In Grindelwald's view, what was important was not what opinions he gave. When Dumbledore hesitated, everything was destined to lean in that direction.

Some things only happen 0 times or countless times.

In response to Grindelwald's words, Dumbledore pursed his lips and did not comment: "Just now you said that you found something interesting. Can you tell me about it?"

In fact, he had already agreed with Grindelwald's words in his heart, but that didn't mean he didn't want to know about future intelligence.

But Grindelwald, who always had something to say to him and was not stingy in sharing, shook his head this time: "What I see now is only a possibility of the future, but if I show it to you, the future may go in a direction that no one wants to see."

"Don't forget that he is also a prophet. If I don't say something to you but tell it to you, the results may be very different." Grindelwald really can't predict the future trend.

But at least there wasn't a future he hated too much.

Roger still remembers Dumbledore's statement during the Wizengamot trial.

With this friendship, Dumbledore's future has almost no chance of "falling" in any future. But if some of his future information is leaked and Dumbledore makes unnecessary moves, the future may change in any direction.

Although Dumbledore had turned against him decades ago and ended his ambitions, how could Grindelwald really have the heart to let him die a miserable death?

So, let him just boil the frog in warm water slowly.

"Not at all?"

"It's not completely impossible... There is one thing that is related to the little prophet, but not so strongly related." Grindelwald stretched out his hand.

But as soon as he raised his hand a little, he stopped.

The long-lost harmonious atmosphere gave Grindelwald the illusion that he had returned to the past. He almost forgot that he was unable to cast spells and could not take Dumbledore to experience what he had seen.

Put down his hand.

Suddenly, Grindelwald seemed a little bored.

"Anyway, you should be careful of that junior named Voldemort."

"In many of the possibilities I've seen, he has gone a long way on the path of magic, much further than he is now. Although there have been world lines that died prematurely, there is no doubt that he has the potential to reach great heights."

"It's best not to let him get the diary."

When he heard Grindelwald mention Voldemort, Dumbledore frowned subconsciously: "Diary? What does that mean?"

"When you see it, you will understand it." Grindelwald said casually.

Dumbledore's frown deepened.

Dumbledore is a frequent Riddler, but as we all know, rivals are enemies, and Riddlers don't like Riddlers.

"Can't you be honest?" Dumbledore complained rarely.

I don’t know if he is talking about what happened this time or all the things that happened before.

Grindelwald replied: "Not every prophet is like that little guy, who doesn't care about anything except his own path, and doesn't care how the future changes."

In Grindelwald's view, it was Roger who completely treated the "future" as non-existent, did things as he pleased, had one idea today, another idea tomorrow, was constantly renewing himself, and always wanted to face everything with the best attitude.

There is no path dependence at all, and there is no thought of sticking to one path until the end and living off past achievements. The attitude of only using the most advanced technical means has led to such a chaotic future!
The future that has just been determined today may lead to a 90-degree turn tomorrow due to a breakthrough in small technical details.

Unlike the alien visitors from other worlds, Grindelwald has ties to this world. Even when he is leading the Saints, there are things he is unwilling to touch.

The same is true today. Faced with the rapidly changing future, Grindelwald's choice is to wait and see.

The two chatted for a while, and both sides tacitly did not mention any topics about the past.

Just briefly talked about some things surrounding Roger.

After finding that he could not get any new information from his old friend, Dumbledore planned to say goodbye. Having just been seriously stimulated by Roger, he was really a little worried about Roger being out of his sight for a long time.

Before leaving, Dumbledore asked Grindelwald one last question: "Are you going out?"

Grindelwald looked at the old man with white hair and beard in front of him. He saw himself with white hair and beard in the old man's pupils and remained speechless for a long time.

Just when Dumbledore thought he wasn't going to get an answer, Grindelwald spoke.

"Go back and ask that little prophet if he wants me to come out?"

"No matter how he answers, I will give you the answer then."

(End of this chapter)